Click here for reuse options! There are no rules anymore, it seems. Donald Trump isn’t letting his job as president force him to stop taking checks from his old job as executive producer on the reality TV show “Celebrity Apprentice.” Despite reportedly being so unprepared for the presidency that President Obama has to give him extra guidance on what the position entails, Trump will keep his role on the NBC show, for which he will be paid an as-of-yet undisclosed per-episode fee.

Click here for reuse options! Our democracy and our civil liberties could be in grave jeopardy. On the evening of December 7, minutes after a local Indiana union leader, Chuck Jones, criticized Trump on CNN for falsely promising to keep Carrier jobs in the U.S., Trump tweeted, “Chuck Jones, who is President of United Steelworkers 1999, has done a terrible job representing workers.

Click here for reuse options! "Make America gasp again!" Trump is already making good on his promise to return America to an earlier time, a time that includes a great deal more air pollution, Paul Krugman writes in Friday's column.

Click here for reuse options! "The arbiters of history were, at that time, the press," Spencer told Colbert, reflecting on the media's disregard for the black female rocket scientists behind the Apollo moon landing.

Click here for reuse options! “Americans will never know the truth about what happened.” Michigan is the new Florida in American elections, an infamous state where Republican judges shut down a presidential recount before the votes were counted, leaving Americans with unanswered questions about Donald Trump’s closest margin of victory on election night, November 8.

Click here for reuse options! "When I get written up in Breitbart I wanted it to be because they're mad that I'm making an all-female Hitler biopic." Nine-time Emmy winner Tina Fey aims to give Trump supporters juicy material—eventually. "I promised myself I wouldn't get up here today and talk about the election, because when I get written up in Breitbart I wanted it to be because they're mad that I'm making an all-female Hitler biopic," Fey announced at The Hollywood Reporter's annual Women in Entertainment Breakfast on December 7.

Click here for reuse options! "If the Pope's talking poop you know we're in deep doo-doo." "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert worries that, in light of all the fake news stories, some viewers may actually think he's a journalist, or at the very least, a pundit. "I really hope you don't get your news from me because news flash: This isn't news, this is entertainment," Colbert reminded viewers, before providing suggestions.